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How loan apps are tarnishing defaulters' image in Nigeria.
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[QUOTE="sincerem, post: 120363, member: 25228"] I know those loan companies don't try on their own when it comes to demanding for their loan repayment when it is over due or cross the deadline for repayment. But they ought to have charged collateral for that that is valuable as the loan or find other meaningful alternative that is prominent to take back their loan from those they borrowed funds to, than attacking them publicly and tarnishing their image. That's simply wrong, they should do things right, and restrain from such detestable ways. [/QUOTE]
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